13
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4
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Heating starts by pressing .
5
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LED turns off when heating is completed.
6
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Open the heater cover and take out the fi ber. Do not touch the protecting sleeve or heater at any point
during or right after heating.
7
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Conduct a fi nal inspection to check for bubbles, fragments or dust on the sleeve.
4.7
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USE OF WORK BELT
The work belt of Swift KF4 is a type of auxiliary equipment that combines with its main body to facilitate
working at a manhole, utility pole, etc.
SWIFT KF4-EN, Rev.C 9
3.
Product Outline
3.1.
Function buttons
BUTTON
DESCRIPTION
Press and hold about 1 second to turn the power on/off.
Move the cursor to the left.
Move fiber to manual mode and adjust the camera’s focus.
Stripping popup menu should load.
Move the cursor to the right.
Move fiber to manual mode and adjust the camera’s focus.
Move the cursor upward.
Move each motor to manual mode.
Splice popup menu should load.
Move the cursor downward.
Move each motor to manual mode.
Heater popup menu should load.
Initialize the splice function.
Return to the menu screen.
Complete a selection.
Follow the next step on the menu screen.
Splice execution.
Return to the initial screen and initialize splice function.
Turn on the heater.
When it is on, the lamp on the left is in the red.
Press once more when it is on, and the heater is turned off.
SWIFT KF4-EN, Rev.C 19
4.7.
Use of Work Belt
The work belt of Swift KF4 is a type of auxiliary equipment that combines with its main body to
facilitate working at a manhole, utility pole, etc.
Work belt components
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WORK BELT COMPONENTS
MAINTENANCE OF SPLICE QUALITY
5.1
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CLEANING AND INSPECTION BEFORE SPLICE
5.1.1 V-GROOVE CLEANING
When the inside of the V-groove is contaminated, splice quality may deteriorate. It is important to regularly
inspect and frequently clean the V-groove as follows.
1
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Open the wind cover.
2
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Clean the V-groove using a cotton swab moistened with alcohol and any proper cleaning agents. Remove
the remaining alcohol from the V-groove using a clean, dry, lint-free cotton swab.
3
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When a foreign substance cannot removed with a cotton swab, clean it with the tip of a cleaved fi ber and
repeat the steps above.
5.1.2 PUSHER BLOCK CLEANING
Pusher block contamination causes poor splice quality due to irregular pressure applied to the fi bers. It is
important to frequently inspect and regularly clean it.
SWIFT KF4-EN, Rev.C 19
4.7.
Use of Work Belt
The work belt of Swift KF4 is a type of auxiliary equipment that combines with its main body to
facilitate working at a manhole, utility pole, etc.
Work belt components
SWIFT KF4-EN, Rev.C 19
4.7.
Use of Work Belt
The work belt of Swift KF4 is a type of auxiliary equipment that combines with its main body to
facilitate working at a manhole, utility pole, etc.
Work belt components
SWIFT KF4-EN, Rev.C 19
4.7.
Use of Work Belt
The work belt of Swift KF4 is a type of auxiliary equipment that combines with its main body to
facilitate working at a manhole, utility pole, etc.
Work belt components
SWIFT KF4-EN, Rev.C 21
5.
Maintenance of Splice Quality
5.1.
Cleaning and inspection before splice
5.1.1 V-groove cleaning
When the inside of the V-groove is contaminated, splice quality may deteriorate. It is important
to regularly inspect and frequently clean the V-groove as follows.
i.
Open the wind cover.
ii.
Clean the V-groove using a cotton swab moistened with alcohol and any proper cleaning agents.
Remove the remaining alcohol from the V-groove using a clean, dry, lint-free cotton swab.
iii.
When a foreign substance cannot removed with a cotton swab, clean it with the tip of a cleaved
fiber and repeat the steps above.
5.1.2 Pusher block cleaning
Pusher block contamination causes poor splice quality due to irregular pressure applied to the
fibers. It is important to frequently inspect and regularly clean it.
SWIFT KF4-EN, Rev.C 21
5.
Maintenance of Splice Quality
5.1.
Cleaning and inspection before splice
5.1.1 V-groove cleaning
When the inside of the V-groove is contaminated, splice quality may deteriorate. It is important
to regularly inspect and frequently clean the V-groove as follows.
i.
Open the wind cover.
ii.
Clean the V-groove using a cotton swab moistened with alcohol and any proper cleaning agents.
Remove the remaining alcohol from the V-groove using a clean, dry, lint-free cotton swab.
iii.
When a foreign substance cannot removed with a cotton swab, clean it with the tip of a cleaved
fiber and repeat the steps above.
5.1.2 Pusher block cleaning
Pusher block contamination causes poor splice quality due to irregular pressure applied to the
fibers. It is important to frequently inspect and regularly clean it.
